MARK X
History
The Toyota Mark X is a middle-size sedan. The Mark X replaced Mark II, which was in production since the 1960s (1968 to be precise).
The Toyota Mark X is available in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. The most prominent feature is its powerful six-cylinder engine.
The Toyota Mark X series are cheap and luxurious cars with very powerful engines.
It is fitted with modern aesthetic features that ensure you get value for your money.
What makes it attractive?
Most consumers of Mark X admit that this is a great vehicle. It is cheap and luxurious at the same time. It has a lot of interior space and it’s quite comfortable. Its rear-wheel-drive version can easily be turned into a drift car or just a normal comfortable car for daily use.
The Toyota Mark X is tailor made for performance. There is a thrill about driving this car. Let’s start from the engine. There is nothing as good as driving a car with a big heart. This vehicle is powered by a very powerful 2.5 ltr six-valve engine which sends power to its rear wheels.
This is a perfect vehicle on the open road and you will really enjoy how it picks up speed. However, you must be careful with this car because it’s very easy for its rear end to fishtail especially when exiting a turn or a bend at high speed. It is even worse if you are driving in wet conditions.
That means that this vehicle isn’t for the faint-hearted or inexperienced drives because such characteristics make it easy for anyone driving this car to lose control and end up in a ditch. A slight scare makes people to make mistakes and that is why there is this feeling that these vehicles head for the ditches more too often.
This car is quite comfortable on the road because it’s suspension is kinder stiffer than that of Crown.
Its cabin space is quite spacious that it can comfortably accommodate five adults of average size without any hustle.
Its Steering wheel is a little bit too light considering how this vehicle has been built. The car’s fuel economy shouldn’t be a subject of discussion because this vehicle is not made for short trips in town. It is built for speed on a clear road.
Spares part for Mark X are readily available like most of Toyotas’. The car’s tiptronic gearbox doesn’t disappoint either.
To sum up,
The Mark X is made for vehicle enthusiasts who are in need of a classy and powerful car that passes without calling for too much attention to itself. Resale value should never be point of consideration as a parameter for vehicle purchase unless you are in the business of buying and selling used cars. In case you have any question, feel free to post a comment below.
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